Hunter, Samuel F, MD

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Bladder dysfunction is of multiple types and can be difficult to diagnose or treat. Failure the empty to bladder, or continually keeping large amounts of urine can lead to infection and kidney injury. This may respond to medication to relax the valve on the bladder, but is also treated by self catheterization, a simple procedure of inserting a tube in the bladder to achieve effective drainage. A more common problem is urinary urgency or overactive bladder, in which the reflex to empty the bladder is overactive and not entirely under voluntary control. Antispasmodic medication for the bladder can reduce this, but can lead to difficulty emptying in some cases. Loss of urine involuntarily, or urinary incontinence, can occur for either because of failing to empty or from overactive reflexes, and in addition in women can be due to a weak pelvic floor from prior surgery or childbirth.
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He is called upon to solve the most difficult and obscure diagnostic problems with patients 18 and beyond, sees all types of neurology patients, and is recognized by his colleagues and the pharmaceutical industry as one of the world’s leading experts in MS.
Multiple Sclerosis
Is a 501(c)3 that includes Novel Pharmaceutics Institute committed to the research and treatment of multiple sclerosis. The goal of this foundation is to find a cure and discover restorative medication reversing damage created by inflammatory responses in the brain and spinal cord. Advanced Neurosciences Institute investigators collaborate through NeuroNexus conducting research involving stroke, brain development and repair, and advancement in medical research technology for the management of neurological diseases and patient education.

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Buy provera and clomid online Atara Study: This study is for patients of ages 18-55 with progressive forms of MS, that have not had a relapse in 24 months, and have documented “worsening” or significant disability. Patients must be able to walk with or without assistance. ATA188 is the experimental treatment consisting of bio-engineered T-cells that will be infused during this trial. Subjects will complete a pre-screen consent for HLA matching via blood draw. Once a match is found, subjects will be called to begin the screening process. Patient will be compensated $100 per visit after pre-screen match is found. An MRI, lumbar puncture, 12 lead-ECG, and other testing will be involved with this study.
Chemotherapy
Powerful immunosuppressive medications are used for more difficult courses of MS. These include Novantrone, an approved chemotherapy agent. This drug is well tolerated but increases risks of infection, but more reliably produces improvement than any other treatment. Azathioprine and methotrexate are immunosuppressive medications available as pills, but have been used successfully alone and in combination with other therapies to improve the course of MS. These medications are rarely used as first choices in therapy due to the increased risk associated with them, and careful consideration is warranted with counseling from the physician.

Lesions
Clinically isolated syndrome (CIS) represents a single event, the first episode of neurological symptoms. On its own, it is not indicative of MS, unless MRI scans show lesions in the brain.

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